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Date:
Sun, 31 Dec 2000 10:47:31 EST
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Carol Wenzl <[log in to unmask]>
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To Jamie with the biting ferret,
 
You can try working with her:
1. NEVER play with her when she is allowed to "play bite" your hands.
2. If she does bite, scruff her, tell her no in a firm voice (not yelling)
   and hiss at her.
3. If she is biting to be put down, do the same as above and then put her
   in her cage for a time out.
 
No offense meant, but if your boyfriend is as rough as you described, she
may be better off in the loving hands of a good shelter where they can
rehabilitate her with love and gentleness.  Animals can sense our moods,
and part of her response could be from his aggression and anger.
 
good luck
[Posted in FML issue 3284]

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